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factorise 12x^2+36x^2y+27y^2x^2​

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Answered by MaheswariS
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Answer:

\bf\:12x^2+36x^2y+27x^2y^2=3x^2(3y+2)^2

Step-by-step explanation:

Factorise

12x^2+36x^2y+27x^2y^2

\text{Taking }3x^2 \text{common from each term}

=3x^2[4+12y+9y^2]

=3x^2[9y^2+12y+4]

=3x^2[(3y)^2+2(3y)(2)+2^2]

using

\boxed{a^2+2ab+b^2=(a+b)^2}

=3x^2(3y+2)^2

\implies\:\boxed{12x^2+36x^2y+27x^2y^2=3x^2(3y+2)^2}

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